States Still Decoupling From GOP Tax Law Deep Into Filing Season
Tax-filing season is well underway, and yet many states are still figuring out whether to conform to or decouple from provisions in last year's GOP-led tax overhaul, especially the deductions and othe...
4 Mar 12min
Tariff Refunds Would Threaten Tax, Transfer Pricing Headaches
The Supreme Court's decision to nix a wide swath of the Trump administration's tariffs comes with some big tax and transfer pricing questions for tax executives as companies battle to collect refunds ...
25 Feb 12min
State Tax Breaks for Data Centers Come Under Fire With AI Boom
Data centers have emerged as a major political target in state capitals as they proliferate across the country and elected officials hear complaints from their voters about the massive, energy-guzzlin...
11 Feb 15min
US Audit Board Awaits Latest Shake-Up With New Slate of Leaders
A new slate of leaders is poised to make its mark on the US audit board and launch the next chapter for the embattled regulator. Among those set to serve on the Public Company Accounting Oversight ...
4 Feb 14min
Fiscal Stress Permeates Government Accounting Rule Writer's Work
Trump administration cuts to federal funding are trickling down to cities and states across the country—and a top public-sector accounting leader is taking note. Governmental Accounting Standards ...
29 Jan 16min
US Tax Carve-Out Beats Retaliation, OECD Business Rep Says
A global minimum tax deal that exempts American companies from key provisions is a better outcome for European business than the alternative of US retaliatory taxes, the co-chair of the OECD’s busines...
21 Jan 10min
OECD Deal Success Hinges on Implementation, Rep. Estes Says
Republicans on Capitol Hill are keenly watching how other countries implement a long-sought OECD agreement that exempts US companies from parts of the global minimum tax framework. Rep. Ron Estes (R-...
14 Jan 15min
